Does that mean that school wills start on time with kids in the classrooms or that perhaps schools start on time with the option to do e-learning or some form of hybrid?
In-person school needs to be very different or don't do it at all and just do e-learning. No gathering in the cafeteria for lunch or breakfast. No all school or all class convocations. No pep rallies. No classrooms with desks less than six feet apart for another. No homecoming or other all school dances. Limited access to study hall/student center/library space that accommodates more than 50. Mandatory masks in the hallways during passing periods, and possibly even mandatory all day. Perhaps we will see a hybrid of in-person and e-learning such that e-learning takes place every day, but students attend school in person on alternate days in order to satisfy social distancing minimums in the classroom.
Still think sports are iffy. Definitely, some sports lend themselves better to social distancing than others. How do you maintain appropriate social distancing in the confined spaces of a huddle, sideline, dugout, hoops bench, or lining up on the LOS face to face and inches apart from your opponent? What about rugby scrums? Wrestling? How will a hoops coach communicate with his/her team during timeouts if not in a tight group so s/he can be heard?